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NASA IV&V Facility Workshop 2009

Join the NASA IV&V workshop to enhance IV&V engineering practices for critical system software. Develop a Technology Roadmap for future advancements. Engage in presentations and group discussions to identify best practices and challenges.

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NASA IV&V Facility Workshop 2009

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  1. NASA Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) Facility September 15 – 17, 2009 WVHTF Research Center 1000 Galliher Drive Fairmont, WV 26554 http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ivv/home/index.html Marcus Fisher NASA IV&V Chief Engineer Marcus.S.Fisher@nasa.gov

  2. Purpose & Approach • Purpose of the workshop: • Offer an extensive understanding of the discipline of IV&V • Facilitate the identification of best engineering practices and the needed advancements in applying IV&V on NASA’s critical system software. • The outcome of the workshop the development of a Technology Roadmap that will be used in planning and prioritizing IV&V engineering enhancements • Approach • Morning = Presentations relating to IV&V • Afternoon = Break out into working groups • When signing up in the morning you will be assigned to a group • Each group discuss the morning topics in greater detail and/or other topics needed to be addressed • Focus of the group: Best practices, challenges, lessons learned • End of the day = Working groups summary

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